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FEATURED GUIDE4:03Use OpenCode Browse when Claude Code, OpenCode or another compatible MCP client needs the page already open in your browser. For a local preview in Codex, the built-in browser may already do the job. For a signed-in Chrome tab and a Codex-only task, its Chrome connection may already cover it.
6:34Press Super + K to open the keybindings list. On most PC keyboards, Super is the key with the Windows logo. The list on your own desktop is the best reference if your bindings differ. Luke filmed Omarchy 4.5.0.
9:05Set up two terminal panes, give Claude a small build and have Codex review it against the same written brief. The download includes the reading-list brief, a review prompt and the finished example from Luke’s test.
11:32Build a client portal with real records, login and permissions, then test separate client views and a request workflow.
12:16Recreate and revise editable motion graphics, then build a Scripti launch sequence using layers and keyframes.
10:01Connect Perceptis to Claude, build a five-slide deck, refine one slide and inspect editable text, shapes and chart data in Keynote.